Meanings of disuse building in anglès

A fire broke out at a disused building in Howth on Friday evening.

The ideal solution was a disused building available for leasing.

We can't have people just thrown into disused buildings.

But significant quantities of disused buildings and machinery dating from the last several decades are a different story.

P28 is a small art agency that originally took shape in a disused building of Lisbon's psychiatric hospital.

Some 30 firefighters were called to Saxmundham station after flames were seen in the roof of a disused building.

Gardaí are investigating the circumstances around the death of a man in a disused building in Naas, Co Kildare.

A fire at a disused building in the centre of Dublin which interrrupted Luas services earlier today has been extinguished.

Only a minority of those displaced live in collective centers - set up across the country, often in disused buildings.

Groups of foreign workers socialise in the casinos dotted between the disused buildings on the northwest side of the street.

There's been a rise in the number of so-called property guardians - people paying low rents to look after disused buildings.

Under Brazilian law, if people live in a disused building for five years without legal intervention, they can take it over.

Yet cinema's fascination with disused buildings, like the one in the new Venezuelan feature by Jorge Thielen Armand goes much deeper.

A huge fireball engulfed the al-Kindi Hospital, and the blast brought down the central section of the disused building, in Friday's daylight attack.

Police in the North have called for "calm to remain" after cars and a disused building were set on fire in Belfast.

The Vagrancy Act of 1824 in the UK bans people from sleeping "out in the open air, or in any disused buildings".